2023-09-15 11:15:44
According to reports in the British press, the case of the girl’s disappearance Madeleine McCann and the accusations once morest the German pedophile suspect Christian Brueckner “it’s regarding to collapse.” This is because the former friend who provided incriminating testimony is “floundering” and threatening to stop cooperating with the investigation.
The current concern is that Helge Buschingwho provided evidence once morest Christian Brueckner, 45, a key suspect in Madeleine’s disappearance since last year, You are considering withdrawing your testimony.
The status of the case is in a delicate position, as it relies heavily on the testimony of a former friend of the suspect, who claimed that in a conversation regarding Madeleine’s disappearance, Brueckner told him that “she didn’t scream.”
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Busching claims Brueckner told him at a Spanish kite festival in 2008 that he was involved in the kidnapping of Madeleine in Praia da Luz a year before.
It was only in 2017 that Helge gave Brueckner’s name to the British police, on the tenth anniversary of the disappearance.
Man accused of kidnapping Madeleine McCann makes desperate decision
Christian Brueckner, accused of kidnapping and murdering Madeleine McCann in May 2007, took drastic action to assert his innocence. From prison, where he cSingle sentence for the rape of a tourist in the same place where the girl disappearedsent a handwritten letter arguing that He was not at the location on the date the events occurred.
In the letter written from the Wolfenbüttel maximum security prison in Germany, Brueckner firmly maintains his innocence stating that he has not returned to Praia da Luz, in the Algarve, since 2006. According to his statements, this would imply that he might not have been involved in the kidnapping of the girl a year later.
Key witness in the case Madeleine McCann spoke regarding the main suspect: “She told me that the girl did not scream”
In an effort to reaffirm his innocence in the face of the accusations once morest him, Christian also drafted letters addressed to former friends from his youth. According to what was reported by The MirrorBrueckner would have corresponded with two people in his social circle, asking them to support him if the case goes to trial and testify on his behalf. His goal is for these friends to relate that he was a person of good character and, therefore, he might not have committed the crime of which he is accused.
In his letters, Brueckner also argues that he feels like a victim of repression by the police and prosecutors. He claims that this repression is manifested in the fact that he is only allowed to leave his cell for a few minutes a day for a brief walk in the yard. Furthermore, he highlights that has no contact with other inmatesand as a result, harshly criticizes the judicial authorities.
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